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Minneapolis LIVE: Protests Outside Federal Courthouse as Border Patrol Commander Bovino Set to Leave
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11:54:57Now PlayingLIVE from Minneapolis, MN: The federal courthouse is the site of a massive demonstration today as the city reacts to the sudden departure of Border Patrol Commander Gregory Bovino. Bovino, the public face of the controversial Operation Metro Surge, was sidelined following the fatal shooting of 37-year-old ICU nurse Alex Pretti by federal agents last Saturday.
Tensions are at a boiling point as protesters demand transparency and the immediate withdrawal of federal forces. The shift in leadership comes as Border Czar Tom Homan arrives to take control, while federal judges express "exhausted patience" with the Department of Homeland Security's handling of detainees and evidence. We are on the ground providing live updates as legal battles unfold inside the courthouse and thousands call for justice for Alex Pretti and Renée Good.
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